Absolutely delicious fried catfish with large portions, friendly staff, quaint atmosphere,…read morecomfortable and enjoyable.

Environment was uncomfortable as a Michigander, a lovely 67° outside with the heater cranked up…read moreinside. We ordered take out so I waited outside. Also, lots of religious and political stuff around. No question whose side they're on, but we are in Texas. That said, the staff was very friendly and helpful. The food was fantastic. I had a western omelette, husband had Texas stuffed baked potato.

what a cute shop!!…read more Unfortunately their WiFi was down and they only accept cash payments. Didn't get to try anything or work. Maybe next time I'm in the area...

Super nice folks, great coffee. I'd call this a coffee oasis here in middle Texas…read more Actually got a little lost looking for it, (it's in the middle of the old retail building along the road) and sat at a light for a moment while it was green, looking around, A very friendly officer pulled up behind me once I finally got parked and ask if I needed any help if everything was ok!? I told him I was just lost looking for the coffee shop. Super friendly town and people, not too far off 45 if you're making the drive between Dallas and Houston.

The Pharm Restaurant is quite a treat for all truck drivers driving across the country through the…read moresmall city of Buffalo TX. We stopped by on our way back from Shreveport expecting some standard diner food. Lucky for us, the food was way better than expected and much higher quality as well. My son and I ordered the Chicken Fried Steak, while my wife ordered the Chicken Fried Chicken due to the recommendation of our waitress. Unfortunately, they brought out three orders of Chicken Fried Steak. We didn't say anything and accepted the food as it was. The Chicken Fried Steak was humongous and packed with flavor. It was a tad on the salty side and the meat was a little tough. But for a restaurant in the middle of nowhere, it was still better than expected. All of the sides tasted great, including the Mac n cheese, baked potato, coleslaw, fries, and onion rings. I would recommend stopping by here to support them and avoid the fast food chains.

Buffalo, Texas is where Rte 79 crosses I-45. That highway junction contains a lot of restaurants…read more Some may be fine. But there is a good case to be made for going into town. The Pharm is in downtown Buffalo. A lot of locals eat here. If you are a hunter, you are going to love this place. On the front wall is one of the most impressive collections of deer trophies I have ever seen. Lots of restaurants with hunters for owners or workers put deer heads up on the wall. Few have as an impressive a collection of top score trophies as you will see at the Pharm. The antler widths are absolutely positively enormous. I didn't think they made deer with antlers that big. * * * What goes for the antlers goes for the food. Pharm takes pride in its steaks. This seemed like a good reason to order a rib eye sandwich. That rib eye was about as wide at the biggest trophy on the wall. It extended half a foot out of my bun on one side and half a foot out of my bun on the other side. The bun was merely a handle for picking the sandwich up. The rib eye was thin but absolutely tender. It was not the $150 steak you would get at an oil magnate's private dining club. But for an everyday steak sandwich, it was just great. I was happy to have it. I was also happy to have the onion rings that went with it. * * * I would say the crowd was 100% local. I was the only highway passer-through. There were a lot of people taking a break from work for lunch. Many of these guys had the name of their company embroidered on their baseball cap. There were retirees in camouflage having lunch with friends. There was one young Christian couple having a long friendly conversation with a lady who was probably the manager. The manager was holding a hammer and waving her hammer over the place. My guess is that they were talking about some kind of repair or remodel job going on in the restaurant. But then who knows? Altogether, it seemed like a comfortable neighborhood hangout. * * * I suppose you "could" do well by eating at the Subway right at the highway junction. I recommend you do better by going into Buffalo itself.

their food is always consistent and very good. You know what to expect when you order great service…read moretoo.

Easily the worst Mexican restaurant we've ever been to--Taco Bell would be a MAJOR upgrade. The…read moreso-called salsa was nothing more than flavorless, watery liquid. The ground meat in the tacos had an unusual taste, and the cheese enchilada wasn't any better--the cheese tasted artificial. The rice and beans were downright awful. Our family of five took a few bites before deciding to cut our losses and head to Dairy Queen instead. Also, be aware that they charge extra for credit card payment. No idea where the positive reviews are coming from-- do yourself a favor and keep on driving down 45 for a better option.

We're staying in Madisonville on a cute ranch for vacation and needed a dinner spot…read more We picked this place as they had good reviews. We came in on a Monday night and were the only people there. The waitress got our order in and the food came out as it was ready. Overall good food for a little town.

Went there with friends at lunch. Had a very good experience even though it was crowded. It's a…read moresmall place so doesn't take too many people to be crowded. The food was very good and the waitress was friendly and did a good job. We will go there again very soon.

Stopped by on a Houston to Dallas drive as it was only about a five minute detour…read more Pro: Plenty of parking, clean bathrooms. Con: One of the saddest soft serves I've ever gotten at a McDonald's, and incredibly burnt coffee. Wouldn't expect much from this one, but it does the job.

We tried to go through the drive-through and ask about the kind of oil they use as my husband is…read moreseverely allergic to nuts so cannot have peanut oil after sitting in silence with the low IQ drive-through worker, we finally had to shout through the drive-through to get a manager, who then spoke to us in a condescending tone and still could not help us in finding out what kind of oil they use, if I could rate this -5 stars that would be my choice. I hate this McDonald's

Stopped by Taco Bell and honestly had a great experience. My order came out hot, fresh, and way…read morequicker than I expected. Everything tasted exactly how it should--crispy where it needed to be, warm and flavorful across the board. It's always a gamble with fast food, but they really got it right this time. Definitely one of the better visits I've had here.

Taco your time and figure out whether you want to eat here. I know I don't…read more . Taco Bell is awful no matter where you are and no matter what time of the night it is. But there's nothing hot to eat at this truck stop unless you're up for some of this stuff, and for that reason alone I give them an extra star. Still I think most dead Mexicans are rolling over in their graves or perhaps rising up to haunt you if you're eating this crap.

Great stop on the way to Houston. The bathrooms were okay, I had to share the stall with a dead…read morecockroach but hey, at least it was dead. We decided to eat Subway (you can get a burger, burrito or ice cream). The attendants were fast & friendly. Our sandwiches tasted good & fresh.

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